@davidad 2026-04-03 ♥2 ↻0 original ↗
@Algon_33 @DavidSKrueger The reflective stability argument for arbitrary goals smuggles in a premise of moral anti-realism. If moral realism is true, to say that a system with arbitrarily good cognitive functioning could have any goal is like saying it could have any preferred prime factorization of 154.
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